moment

misterposs45

The wind whips and lashes out against the soft parchment of the leafs, as a child would twiddle a pen, for Meer satisfaction to quench its insatiable urge of ecstasy.

 

Unconnected the deep chestnut colour of a tree continues to darken and repeats its amaranthine cycle, until the final glisten of sunlit leaves.

 

And in that garden of eden which resides in a barren place wrapped up in a warm blanket of heather, a bird might commune with its fellow brethren about its day to day activities.

Unaware.

 

I may look on that moment in my teens and remember the time i sat just as a god would do and observed without ever acting or influencing the many small lives that surrounded me.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: misterposs45 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 10th, 2017 11:38
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